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... F one nJ 'wo liorfes. hi YOUNG LADY and the CHILD of PROMISE : 7 conclude •with THE TAILOR': DISASTER; Or, HIS JOURNEY to EREN 1 FORD, Boxes, Two Shillings—Pit, One shilling. Doors j ned a qu fix, and begin a lever. MelTs Handy and Franklin, during their ...
... morning the trial of Mr. Justice Johnson, for 1 .hel, came on in the of King’* Bench. The Attorney General opened the case the pi>t ol the Pio-eculion, in speech considerable length ; and called lour Witnesses to prove the publication. Mr. Adam, for Defendant ...
... Highness’s which were taken, had they not sent to England, butt seiemniy engage that they shall be returned to the Sublime Porte.” Pits proposal was accepted, and Mahomet’s Ki- aja dispatched to take possessionof the P! fortifications, artillery, stores, ard ...
... more than ten inches in length, and about eleven inches in circum- ference. They had lost thtir black colour and become red, or red and white. Other black potatoes of the fame size and growth, cut set 3, four or five in number, and with several eyes in ...
... him . . this country ? 's.s answer w *(> •ti * gamed for it whit had saved, ITS XttW. This irafion was made i,I of great disaster, with respect foreign c.n.jfl J tries. They would give him have now beafl I , that in the energies the ConstL* thoa. s* it ...
... extent of several nd es, and miitinue«l for *»omc hours. Several accidents baj-p* *n tl»c riv«-r i*t cot»*equence, but no disaster. Wednesday afternoon arrived at the King’s Amis Inn, Liverpool, by the M »«•-.*ic, steam packet, from the Lie Man, his Grace ...
... will he raised in a manner the least ob;ectionable to those who I are advocates for abandoning the scene of so much recent disaster. Two black regiments are to be levied, which will prevent the expose end delay of reaulting In thAit country. Two white regiments ...
... uncalled for, T. is clear, from your language to him, that vou never were in the habit of visit.ng farm-yard, much less tbe cock-pit, (although from some late specimens you will, think, soon be qualified for such atmosphere,) or you would not talk about a cock ...
... suppose the possible existence of such a feeling—but unless they had really made up their minds to witness again all the disasters arising from thedisappointment nation's hopes, and the rejection a people's prayer, they could not turn deaf ear to the ...
... Edinburgh. dd and tlat MANI:II I:STEM: Printed end Pobliehed by TA vl,olt fr and No. Ataricet.strect; where order aMil real he ei red ; and also by all randrrs. 0 oteliester. J. 11..opet, and Fron• trert. ' t Fri the iiber ttbsi f A CI 4 . .. - - .. -•.- .• ...
... and DRUGS consist of two casks crop madder, bag of fine Persian berries, bark, logwood, shumac, gum, copperas, lime-juice, red and iron liquor, Ac. &c—Also, two capital DRAUGHT HORSES, with chain and shaft geers, one broad and two narrow wheeled carts ...
... PITS PAINS IN THE SToO- Singapore papers to | more sual symptoms of v orme are! attempt at revel on , side, and head; lows of appetite; Manilla; the cons» rac ch 1 cinted appearance in the its object was to declare i ary cv of PATENT, complatots, aswell ...